Literally every MMORPG targeted at an oldschool/hardcore/PvP oriented audience. Without fail the related comments and reviews will be littered by people angrily ranting on how these games are outdated and should change to be more casual

Enderal, a whole new game built ontop of Skyrim. Offers an entirely different setting, map, class system, enemies, spells, and has an actual story that you will not soon forget.

If it’s right to ridicule people for buying shein clothes, supporting sexist influencers or spending money on gacha games, then it’s also OK to ridicule them for enjoying AI art. It is correct to be against behaviors that hurt society even if they don’t have an immediate, direct effect on you. You deserve what you tolerate.

It helps that currently it’s overwhelmingly dogshit, the linked video illustrating that quite well, with it being a random collection of glitched out, disconnected images with no soul. And don’t get me started on the Suno slop flooding youtube…

Glowing praise from journalists and middling scores from youtube reviewers… Same exact situation as Veilguard even down to Mortisimal glazing it.

It’s gonna be awful isnt it

it’s been an annual tradition of mine to play this game on Christmas Eve

Oh wow! I’m not the only one! It’s nice that the bot issue seems to be severely reduced, this year is was the first one where I didn’t have to switch servers multiple times to avoid masses of spinning snipers

Project: Gorgon is my forever home MMO, I’m not super active currently but am logging in for events and such. I’ve found it to be the only title on the market that feels like a world you join instead of a game you log in.

Haven’t bought yet but I’m thinking of getting Old School Rally. I played a few racing games that looked just like this when I was a child so the visuals are giving me intense nostalgia

Rhinos! RRHHIIIIINNNOOEEESSS our enemies hide in METAL BAWKSES the cowards, the fools! We… we shall take away… their metal BAWKses.

I don’t remember it exactly and can’t check because you deleted the comments (grr!!) but it was weirder than that. It went something like: First he said he played Stardew before FoM, then a few days later claimed he had never played Stardew ever, and in the next post he said he played it after FoM

Why? He is a historical figure. Why does a historical figure in his historical setting feel bizarre?

Why him being a “full fledged samurai” even matters?

This is just difference in opinion. For you it’s OK. I get that this series is only very vaguely based on history but this is a step too far for me.

Seriously ask yourself why having ONE SINGULAR black protagonist in a series where protagonists have so far been overwhelmingly white

Why MUST they make the main character in a 1580’s japanese setting black? The series hasn’t had a single asian protagonist. Couldn’t they have chosen a black history setting if this is what they wanted?